Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 427

Mia felt as if she were purging everything from her stomach.

Could it be caused by something she ate for lunch?

As Mia paused, a bottle of mineral water was offered to her. She couldn’t help but notice Timothy’s long. elegant fingers as he handed it over.

Mia didn’t hesitate to take the water, quickly opening it and having a few sips, which instantly revitalized

her.

However, she felt some discomfort and gently touched her lower abdomen, unable to pinpoint the cause

but sensing that something was wrong.

wrong?”

Furrowing his brow, Timothy glanced at Mia’s stomach. “What’s wro

“It’s nothing serious, just feeling a bit nauseous from the greasy meal I had earlier.”

Mia didn’t think her nausea was a major concern, as she had been managing her pregnancy quite well,

with only occasional morning sickness.

As she prepared to leave. Timothy held her wrist, his gaze intense. “You should go to the hospital for a

check–up,” he said firmly.

at him, surprised by his sudden concern, and subtly

no need to

front of her, his tone tinged with annoyance. “Don’t you

there’s a problem? Are you able to manage it?”

to him that Mia, as a pregnant woman, lacked

understood the delicate nature of pregnancy, knowing that any lack of care could result

was about to decline, but Kennedy interjected. “You’ve really been pushing yourself

days, Mia.

you should just listen to

It’ll ease his worry.”

would be concerned about

that Kennedy’s actions were solely aimed at pleasing

an instant shift in the atmosphere between

away and responded, “It’s fine. I’m just

ache from lunch.”

to the hospital just because of a mere

it might bring.

began to depart, yet after only a few steps, her

her.

as Mia was on the brink of falling. Timothy caught her with his broad

open her eyes, Mia glimpsed Timothy’s handsome profile, his features distinguished

appealing.

of speaking, overwhelmed by a pervasive

to lose

tenderly, swiftly leaving the

Mia into the car, he urgently instructed,

an immediate examination.”